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Recent Articles
Jean-Pierre V. M. Hérubel
French Historical Studies, Volume 26, Number 3, Summer 2003, pp. 563-574
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Recent Articles on French History
Compiled by Jean-Pierre V. M. Hérubel
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL, REFERENCE, AND ARCHIVAL PUBLICATIONS
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GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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l’ouvrage de Filangieri: Notes for an Intercultural Reading.’’ Historical Reflections 28
(2002): 439–53.
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Tseng 2003.6.4 14:20
Ezra, E. ‘‘The Latest Attraction: Léos Carax and the French Cinematic Patrimoine.’’
French Cultural Studies 13 (2002): 225–33.6875 FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES / 26:3 / sheet 168 of 183
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de l’oeuvre et de la pensée de Benjamin Constant.’’ Historical Reflections 28 (2002):
397–418.
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d’autres disciplines.’’ Revue d’histoire des sciences 55 (2002): 101–20.
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Reflections 28 (2002): 1–14.
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‘Dynamic Model.’’’ American Anthropologist 104 (2002): 68–78.
Jaume, L. ‘‘La théorie de l’autorité chez Benjamin Constant.’’ Historical Reflections 28
(2002): 455–70.
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50.
Laursen, J., and A. Hofmann. ‘‘Benjamin Constant on the Self, Religion, and Politics:
An Introduction.’’ Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 311–19.
Lepicard, S. ‘‘Le trafic maritime entre Le Havre et la Russie septentrionale de 1787 à
1848.’’ Etudes normandes 3 (2002): 19–30.
Lorcin, P. ‘‘Rome and France in Africa: Recovering Colonial Algeria’s Latin Past.’’ French
Historical Studies 25 (2002): 295–329.
MacGregor, W. ‘‘Illustration and Its Afterlife: The Visual Uses of Sébastien Le Clerc’s
Pratique de la géométrie.’’ Visual Resources 17 (2001): 37–94.
Marwick, A. ‘‘Knowledge and Language: History, the Humanities, the Sciences.’’ History
87 (2002): 3–17.
Mertens, J. ‘‘Technology As the Science of the Industrial Arts: Louis-Sébastien Le-
normand (1757–1837) and the Popularization of Technology.’’ History and Technology
18 (2002): 203–31.
Miller, A. ‘‘Teulé’s Gens de France: Retelling the fait divers and Reframing the Evidence.’’
French Cultural Studies 12 (2001): 319–32.
Montagne, V. ‘‘Antoine Héroët (1492?–1568) et L’aultre invention extraicte de Platon: Re-
marques sur les inventions d’un poète-philosophe.’’ Bibliothèque d’humanisme et Renais-
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Mouthon, F. ‘‘La famille et la terre: Exploitations paysannes au sud du Léman à la fin
du XIIIe siècle.’’ Revue historique 157 (2002): 891–937.
Murphy, D. ‘‘De-centering French Studies: Towards a Postcolonial Theory of Franco-
phone Cultures.’’ French Cultural Studies 13 (2002): 165–85.
Paoletti, G. ‘‘‘L’inconséquence et ses lois’: Croyances religieuses et perspective républi-
caine chez Benjamin Constant.’’ Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 419–38.
Pearl, M. ‘‘‘What Strange Intimacy’: Janet Flanner’s Letters from Paris.’’ Journal of Euro-
pean Studies 32 (2002): 303–18.
Pyenson, L. ‘‘Comparative History of Science.’’ History of Science 40 (2002): 1–33.
Regev, S. ‘‘The Ambivalent Attitude toward Philosophy in the Sixteenth Century.’’ Revue
des études juives 161 (2002): 139–58.
Reid, D. ‘‘Towards a Social History of Suffering: Dignity, Misery, and Disrespect.’’ Social
History 27 (2002): 343–58.
Rosenblatt, H. ‘‘Reinterpreting Adolphe: The Sexual Politics of Benjamin Constant.’’
Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 341–60.
Tseng 2003.6.4 14:20
Rosset, F. ‘‘Ecriture du politique et écriture du moi chez Benjamin Constant.’’ Historical
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Schnapp, A. ‘‘Between Antiquarians and Archaeologists—Continuities and Ruptures.’’
Antiquity 76 (2002): 134–40.
Slusser, G. ‘‘Future Liberty: Benjamin Constant in the Light of Speculative Fiction.’’
Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 493–512.
Taverdet, G. ‘‘Un écrivain patoisant bourguignon du XXe siècle: Alfred Guillaume.’’
Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes 159 (2001): 209–26.
Verdo, G. ‘‘Pierre Rosanvallon, archéologue de la démocratie.’’ Revue historique 623
(2002): 693–720.
Vincent, K. ‘‘Character, Sensibilité, Sociability, and Politics in Benjamin Constant’s
Adolphe.’’ Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 361–83.
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL
Bachrach, B. ‘‘Charlemagne and the Carolingian General Staff.’’ Journal of Military His-
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orum usu.’’ Medieval Studies 64 (2002): 1–60.
Bochaca, M. ‘‘Dernières dispositions et succession d’un bourgeois de Bordeaux: Le
testament de Bernard de Bertulh et son exécution (1464–1466).’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole
des chartes 160 (2002): 175–93.
Boureau, A. ‘‘Droit naturel et abstraction judiciaire. Hypothèses sur la nature du droit
médiéval.’’ Annales: Histoire, sciences sociales 57 (2002): 1463–88.
Bracken, P. ‘‘The Myth of the Medieval Minstrel: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the
Performers and the Chansonnier Repertory.’’ Viator 33 (2002): 100–116.
Canteaut, O. ‘‘Une première expérience d’enregistrement des actes royaux sous Phi-
lippe le Bel: Le livre rouge de la chambre des comptes.’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes
160 (2002): 53–78.
Cassard, J.-C. ‘‘Propositions pour une lecture historique croisée du roman d’Aiquin.’’
Cahiers de civilisation médiévale 45 (2002): 111–27.
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and Truth in the Midi.’’ French History 16 (2002): 3–27.
Claverie, P. ‘‘La succession de l’archevêque Gilles de Nicosie (1268–1269).’’ Le moyen âge
58 (2002): 333–43.
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Martin de Magrens, fin Xe–début XIIe siècle.’’ Cahiers de civilisation médiévale 45
(2002): 217–36.
Croenen, G., M. Rouse, and R. Rouse. ‘‘Pierre de Liffol and the Manuscripts of Frois-
sart’s Chronicles.’’ Viator 33 (2002): 261–93.
Croizy-Naquet, C. ‘‘Deux représentations de la troisième croisade: L’estoire de la guerre
sainte et la chronique d’Ernoul et de Bernard le Trésorier.’’ Cahiers de civilisation médi-
évale 44 (2001): 313–27.
Depreux, P. ‘‘Ambitions et limites des réformes culturelles à l’époque carolingienne.’’
Revue historique 623 (2002): 721–53.
Dodd, G. ‘‘The Calais Staple and the Parliament of May 1382.’’ English Historical Review
117 (2002): 94–103.
Dolbeau, F. ‘‘Un domaine négligé de la littérature médiolatine: Les textes hagiogra-
phiques en vers.’’ Cahiers de civilisation médiévale 45 (2002): 129–39.
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Spirituality.’’ Medieval Studies 64 (2002): 241–65.
Gontero, V. ‘‘Les gemmes dans l’oeuvre de Chrétien de Troyes (Erec et Enide, Cligès,
le Chevalier de la Charrette, le Chevalier au Lion, Perceval).’’ Cahiers de civilisation
Tseng 2003.6.4 14:20
médiévale 45 (2002): 237–54.
Jourdan, J. ‘‘Allégories et symboles de l’âme et de l’amour du beau. Essai sur l’icono-6875 FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES / 26:3 / sheet 170 of 183
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graphie des tapisseries à la fin du moyen âge: La tapisserie de Persée et la tapisserie
des dames à la licorne.’’ Le moyen âge 108 (2001): 455–80.
Kosto, A. ‘‘Hostages in the Carolingian World (714–840).’’ Early Medieval Europe 11
(2002): 123–47.
Lachet, C. ‘‘Merlin dans tous ses états.’’ Le moyen âge 108 (2001): 533–36.
Léglu, C. ‘‘Vernacular Poems and Inquisitors in Languedoc and Champagne, ca. 1242–
1249.’’ Viator 33 (2002): 117–32.
L’Engle, S. ‘‘Justice in the Margins: Punishment in Medieval Toulouse.’’ Viator 33 (2002):
133–65.
Lescuyer, M. ‘‘L’inventaire après décès de Raynard Balbet, Bourgeois de Clermont
(1359).’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes 160 (2002): 79–173.
Lutan, S. ‘‘Le porche septentrional de la collégiale Saint-Martin de Candes (v. 1180) et
l’image dynastique des Plantagenêt.’’ Cahiers de civilisation médiévale 45 (2002): 341–61.
Marquez, P. ‘‘Urban Diplomacy: Toulouse and Its Neighbors in the Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Centuries.’’ Viator 33 (2002): 87–99.
Marvin, L. ‘‘Thirty-Nine Days and a Wake-Up: The Impact of the Indulgence and Forty
Days Service on the Albigensian Crusade, 1209–1218.’’ Historian 65 (2002): 75–94.
McDonough, C. ‘‘Paris, bibliothèque nationale de france lat. 16483: Contents, Audi-
ence, and the Matter of Old French.’’ Medieval Studies 64 (2002): 131–216.
Nortier, M. ‘‘Cinq nouvelles publications de cartulaires.’’ Le moyen âge 108 (2001): 523–
32.
Pânzaru, I. ‘‘Caput mystice. Fonctions symboliques de la tête chez les exégètes de la sec-
onde moitié du XIIe siècle.’’ Le moyen âge 108 (2001): 439–53.
Picherit, J. ‘‘L’hôtellerie, les hôteliers et hôtelières dans quelques oeuvres de la fin du
moyen âge.’’ Le moyen âge 58 (2002): 301–32.
Pick, S. ‘‘Jewish Aristocracy in Southern France.’’ Revue des études juives 161 (2002): 97–
121.
Resnick, I. ‘‘Ps.-Albert the Great on the Physiognomy of Jesus and Mary.’’ Medieval
Studies 64 (2002): 217–40.
Sietek, F., and T. Deneen. ‘‘The Roman Curia and the Merger of Savigny with Citeaux:
The Import of the Papal Documents.’’ Revue bénédictine 112 (2002): 323–55.
Trivellone, A. ‘‘L’iconographie de deux bas-reliefs de Saint-Jean-in-Tumba à Monte
Sant’ Angelo (Pouilles). Narration de la passion et liturgie de l’Eucharistie.’’ Cahiers
de civilisation médiévale 45 (2002): 141–64.
Vielliard, F. ‘‘Richard Coeur de Lion et son entourage normand: Le témoignage de
L’estoire de la guerre sainte.’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes 160 (2002): 5–52.
1500 TO 1774
Abad, R. ‘‘Aux origines du suicide de Vatel: Les difficultés de l’approvisionnement en
marée au temps de Louis XIV.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 631–41.
Andersson, D. ‘‘Marc-Antoine Muret’s Moral Philosophy: The Renaissance Contest of
the Disciplines?’’ Bibliothèque d’humanisme et Renaissance 64 (2002): 669–78.
Auricchio, L. ‘‘The Laws of Bienséance and the Gendering of Emulation in Eighteenth-
Century French Art Education.’’ Eighteenth-Century Studies 36 (2003): 231–40.
Bonney, R. ‘‘France and the First European Paper Money Experiment.’’ French History
15 (2001): 254–72.
Carton, F. ‘‘La littérature dialectale à Lille au XVIIIe siècle.’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des
chartes 159 (2001): 69–91.
Chisick, H. ‘‘Public Opinion and Political Culture in France during the Second Half of
the Eighteenth Century.’’ English Historical Review 117 (2002): 48–77.
Tseng 2003.6.4 14:20
Christout, M.-F. ‘‘Louis XIV et le ballet de cour ou le plus illustre des danseurs (1651–
1670).’’ Revue d’histoire du théâtre 3 (2002): 153–78.6875 FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES / 26:3 / sheet 171 of 183
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Cook, H. ‘‘Body and Passions: Materialism and the Early Modern State.’’ OSIRIS 17
(2002): 25–48.
Daubresse, S. ‘‘Henri III au parlement de Paris: Contribution à l’histoire des lits de
justice.’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes 159 (2001): 579–607.
Denton, M. ‘‘Death in French Arcady: Nicolas Poussin’s The Arcadian Shepherds and
Burial Reform in France c. 1800.’’ Eighteenth-Century Studies 36 (2003): 195–216.
Dickerman, E., and A. Walker. ‘‘Dans les coulisses: Bellièvre and the Struggle for the Seals,
1599–1607.’’ French History 16 (2002): 111–31.
Duval, F. ‘‘L’estrif de science, nature et de fortune de Jacques et Octovien de Saint-
Gelais.’’ Bibliothèque de l’Ecole des chartes 160 (2002): 195–228.
Figeac, M. ‘‘Les pratiques alimentaires de la noblesse provinciale à la fin du règne de
Louis XIV: L’exemple de la Guyenne.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 643–54.
Gantelet, M. ‘‘La politique, de la pratique à la théorie: Bossuet dans les derniers feux
de la fronde condéenne (Metz, octobre 1653).’’ XVIIe siècle 216 (2002): 485–510.
Giocanti, S. ‘‘Descartes face au doute scandaleux des sceptiques.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002):
663–73.
Goodman, D. ‘‘L’ortografe des dames: Gender and Language in the Old Regime.’’ French
Historical Studies 25 (2002): 191–223.
Harrison, P. ‘‘Voluntarism and Early Modern Science.’’ History of Science 40 (2002): 63–
89.
Hiatt, A. ‘‘Blank Spaces on the Earth.’’ Yale Journal of Criticism 15 (2002): 223–50.
Hickey, D. ‘‘Le rôle de l’état dans la réforme catholique: Une inspection du diocèse de
Poitiers lors des grands jours de 1634.’’ Revue historique 157 (2002): 939–61.
Kessler, A. ‘‘Searching for a ‘New System’ of Government: Linguet and the Rise of the
Centralized, Administrative State.’’ Historical Reflections 28 (2002): 93–117.
Kiser, E., and A. Linton. ‘‘The Hinges of History: State-Making and Revolt in Early
Modern France.’’ American Sociological Review 67 (2002): 889–910.
Le Roy Ladurie, E. ‘‘Une vision de Rouen à la fin du XVIe siècle.’’ Etudes normandes 3
(2002): 77–83.
Lipp, C. ‘‘Power and Politics in Early Modern Lorraine: Jean-François de Mahuet and
the Grand Prévôté de Saint-Dié.’’ French Historical Studies 26 (2003): 31–53.
Lugat, C. ‘‘Les traités de bonne correspondance entre les trois provinces maritimes
basques (XVIe–XVIIe siècles).’’ Revue historique 623 (2002): 611–55.
Lynn, M. ‘‘The Fashion for Physics: Public Lecture Courses in Enlightenment France.’’
Historian 64 (2002): 335–50.
Maral, A. ‘‘Portrait religieux de Louis XIV.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 697–723.
Marshall, D. ‘‘The Problem of the Picturesque.’’ Eighteenth-Century Studies 35 (2002):
413–37.
McHugh, T. ‘‘The Hôpital Général, the Parisian Elites, and Crown Social Policy during
the Reign of Louis XIV.’’ French History 15 (2001): 235–53.
Michel, D. ‘‘Le dessert au XVIIe siècle.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 655–62.
Miller, S. ‘‘Lords, Peasant Communities, and the State in Eighteenth-Century Langue-
doc.’’ French Historical Studies 26 (2003): 55–85.
Parsons, J. ‘‘Governing Sixteenth-Century France: The Monetary Reforms of 1577.’’
French Historical Studies 26 (2003): 1–30.
Perkinson, S. ‘‘From an ‘Art de Mémoire’ to the Art of Portraiture: Printed Effigy Books
of the Sixteenth Century.’’ Sixteenth Century Journal 33 (2002): 687–723.
Potter, D. ‘‘The French Protestant Nobility in 1562: The ‘Associacion de Monseigneur
le Prince de Condé.’’’ French History 15 (2001): 307–28.
Reguig-Naya, D. ‘‘Descartes à la lettre: Poétique épistolaire et philosophie mondaine
chez Mme de Sévigné.’’ XVIIe siècle 216 (2002): 511–25.
Romano, C. ‘‘Les trois médecines de Descartes.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 675–96.
Tseng 2003.6.4 14:20
Salmon, J. ‘‘A Second Look at the Noblesse Seconde: The Key to Noble Clientage and Power
in Early Modern France?’’ French Historical Studies 25 (2002): 575–93.6875 FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES / 26:3 / sheet 172 of 183
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Schmitter, A. ‘‘Representation and the Body of Power in French Academic Painting.’’
Journal of the History of Ideas 63 (2002): 399–424.
Schneider, R. ‘‘Political Power and the Emergence of Literature: Christian Jouhaud’s
Age of Richelieu.’’ French Historical Studies 25 (2002): 357–80.
Shovlin, J. ‘‘Emulation in Eighteenth-Century French Economic Thought.’’ Eighteenth-
Century Studies 36 (2003): 224–30.
Soll, J. ‘‘Healing the Body Politic: French Royal Doctors, History, and the Birth of a
Nation, 1560–1634.’’ Renaissance Quarterly 55 (2002): 1259–86.
Teyssandier, B. ‘‘Allégories du fromage au grand siècle.’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 595–
620.
Tobin, R. ‘‘Qu’est-ce que la gastrocritique?’’ XVIIe siècle 217 (2002): 621–30.
Vuillemin, J.-C. ‘‘Enseignement du théâtre classique.’’ Revue d’histoire du théâtre 1–2
(2001): 125–46.
Woods, R. ‘‘Did Montaigne Love His Children? Demography and the Hypothesis of
Parental Indifference.’’ Journal of Interdisciplinary History 33 (2003): 421–42.
Zinsser, J. ‘‘Entrepreneur of the ‘Republic of Letters’: Emilie de Breteuil, Marquise du
Châtelet, and Bernard Mandeville’s Fable of the Bees.’’ French Historical Studies 25 (2002):
595–624.
REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD AND NAPOLEON
Bell, D. ‘‘The Unbearable Lightness of Being French: Law, Republicanism, and National
Identity at the End of the Old Regime.’’ American Historical Review 106 (2001): 1215–
35.
Boudon, J.-O. ‘‘Le voyage du premier consul en Normandie.’’ Etudes normandes 2 (2002):
7–22.
Chaline, J.-P. ‘‘Les monuments du souvenir napoléonien en Normandie.’’ Etudes nor-
mandes 2 (2002): 87–101.
Dwyer, P. ‘‘From Corsican Nationalist to French Revolutionary: Problems of Identity in
the Writings of the Young Napoleon, 1785–1793.’’ French History 16 (2002): 132–52.
Glas, E. ‘‘Socially Conditioned Mathematical Change: The Case of the French Revolu-
tion.’’ Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 33A (2002): 709–28.
Heuer, J. ‘‘Hats on for the Nation! Women, Servants, Soldiers, and the ‘Sign of the
French.’’’ French History 16 (2002): 28–52.
Horn, J. ‘‘Building the New Regime: Founding the Bonapartist State in the Department
of the Aube.’’ French Historical Studies 25 (2002): 225–63.
Kaplan, N. ‘‘Virtuous Competition among Citizens: Emulation in Politics and Pedagogy
during the French Revolution.’’ Eighteenth-Century Studies 36 (2003): 241–48.
Lannoy, F. ‘‘La Manche et ses préfets.’’ Etudes normandes 2 (2002): 57–62.
Leggiere, M. ‘‘From Berlin to Leipzig: Napoleon’s Gamble in North Germany, 1813.’’
Journal of Military History 67 (2003): 39–84.
Lemarchand, G. ‘‘Troubles populaires en Basse-Normandie.’’ Etudes normandes 2 (2002):
102–5.
Lentz, T. ‘‘L’esprit public en Basse-Normandie: Deux rapports de Roederer.’’ Etudes
normandes 2 (2002): 23–35.
Maciak, J. ‘‘Of News and Networks: The Communication of Political Information in the
Rural South-West during the French Revolution.’’ French History 15 (2001): 273–306.
Manneville, P. ‘‘Les protestants normands sous le Consulat et l’Empire.’’ Etudes norman-
des 2 (2002): 63–68.
Martin, J.-C. ‘‘Le corps préfectoral ornais de 1800 à 1815.’’ Etudes normandes 2 (2002):
37–56.
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McCallam, D. ‘‘Waxing Revolutionary: Reflections on a Raid on a Waxworks at the Out-
break of the French Revolution.’’ French History 16 (2002): 153–73.6875 FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES / 26:3 / sheet 173 of 183
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Monnier, R. ‘‘Républicanisme et révolution française.’’ French Historical Studies 26
(2003): 87–118.
Moore, A. ‘‘Voyage: Dominique-Vivant Denon and the Transference of Images of
Egypt.’’ Art History 25 (2002): 531–49.
Rapport, M. ‘‘Belgium under French Occupation: Between Collaboration and Resis-
tance, July 1794 to October 1795.’’ French History 16 (2002): 53–82.
Saunier, E. ‘‘La franc-maçonnerie en Normandie à l’époque de Napoléon.’’ Etudes
normandes 2 (2002): 69–86.
Shapiro, B. ‘‘Self-Sacrifice, Self-Interest, or Self-Defense? The Constituent Assembly
and the ‘Self-Denying Ordinance’ of May 1791.’’ French Historical Studies 25 (2002):
625–56.
1815 TO 1870
Barberis, D. ‘‘Moral Education for the Elite of Democracy: The Classe de Philosophie
between Sociology and Philosophy.’’ Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 38
(2002): 355–69.
Blaise, M. ‘‘A propos du haut pays sans nom: Paysage mélancolique et traditions mo-
dernistes.’’ Romantisme 117 (2002): 77–98.
Cantagrel, L. ‘‘Dire l’absence, Chateaubriand et la mise en scène du mélancolique
autour de 1800.’’ Romantisme 117 (2002): 31–44.
Denton, M. ‘‘Francis Wey and the Discourse of Photography as Art in France in the
Early 1850s: ‘Rien n’est beau que le vrai; mais il faut le choisir.’ ’’ Art History 25 (2002):
622–48.
Fortescue, W. ‘‘Morality and Monarchy: Corruption and the Fall of the Regime of Louis-
Philippe in 1848.’’ French History 16 (2002): 83–100.
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